This 2020-21 Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents a 10cm 3 band (RGB) aerial photography project over selected towns in rural Western Victoria. This MGA54 photography is available in both GDA94 and GDA2020 datums.

This 2020-21 Coordinated Imagery Program project represents a High Accuracy (+/- 2 pixels @ 1 sigma RMSE) 20cm resolution RGB aerial photography capture over the Mallee Region in NW Victoria and a nearby irrigation area in NSW. The photography will primarily be used by State and Local government for council related projects, internal work including reports, data validation, background imagery, valuation assessments, property extent validation, assist addressing (access location), assess rehabilitation progress, vegetation growth / degradation analysis, assist with permit assessments, and compliance with local laws and regulations. The photography will also be used to assist with SunRISE products and services; mapping of irrigated horticulture for regional information on development and trends. SunRISE supports regional irrigators, farmers, industry organisations, agricultural service providers and resource management agencies with mapping and information on irrigated horticulture for planning and development.

Potential Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems (GDE) are ecosystems identified within the landscape as likely to be at least partly dependent on groundwater. In 2011-2012 a species tolerance model was developed by Arthur Rylah Institute, collaborating with DPI, to provide a relative measure of sensitivity of those ecosystems to changes in groundwater availability and quality. The output was a species tolerance grid for Victoria. Each GDE map unit has been assigned a species tolerance value based on the median of it's contributing grid cells. Refer to the Potential Terrestrial Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems metadata record for each CMA for a full acount of the data product.

This 2020-21 Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents an aerial photography project over Pyrenees and Ballarat Local Government Areas in rural Western Victoria. The imagery is 10cm High Accuracy 3 band (RGB) photography and is suitable for a wide range of Local and State Government purposes.

Part of VMREFTAB, the set of Reference Tables for the VICMAP suite of products.

Part of the Vicmap Admin dataset series. This dataset contains WARD Boundaries (WARDS) for all LGA's within Victoria. WARDS are defined by Local Government Victoria, Dept. for Victorian Communities (DVC) and maintained by the Victorian Electoral Comission. Aligned to Vicmap Property. WARD boundaries may contain overlaps and slivers due to maintenance regime. It is the intention that these will be removed over the next 12 months. NOTE: This dataset was superceded by WARD_2012 in July 2012, and was withdrawn in October 2012 from the Vicmap Admin product.

This dataset is derived from the Melway directory and contains the pagegrid for the 1:15 000 Queenscliffe maps.

This dataset is derived from the Melway directory and contains the pagegrid for the 1:20 000 greater Melbourne maps.

This Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents a high accuracy (+/- 2 pixel @ 1 sigma RMSE) 10cm GSD, 3-band RGB aerial photography capture over various parts of Outer Melbourne and the entire Local Government Area (LGA) of Macedon Ranges. The photography will primarily be used by state government, local government and water authorities for urban planning, urban growth monitoring, transport planning, statutory planning, asset management and engineering purposes as well as use as a backdrop in general GIS applications. This project is tied in with the summer epoch of the Greater Melbourne Multi-Epoch Photography project, with approximately 50% of the project area marking the extended Summer area of interest (AOI) of our principal partner, Melbourne Water. One partner AOI also spans both projects and custom mosaics may be requested to reflect this. The capture period is from 1st December 2020 to 28th February, 2021 to align with the adjacent summer captures.

This Coordinated Imagery Program (CIP) project represents a 10 cm resolution high accuracy 3-band RGB aerial photography capture over selected towns within the East Gippsland and Wellington Local Government Areas (LGA). The photography will primarily be used by State and Local Government for urban and transport planning, urban growth monitoring, and asset management.